If you shoot in low-lighting situations, yer bound to come across this problem called Digital Noise (often called Blue Channel noise)
1. Open a photo that conatins the digital noise you want to remove.
2. Go under the Filter Menu - Noise - Reduce Noise // Click on the Plus (+) sign about four or five times to zoom in.
3. Try cranking the strength up to 7 or 8. // Set the Preserve Detail slider between 40% and 50%. // Set the Reduce Color noise to about 65% (drag to the right for more reduction but without making the photo noticably blurry) // Set the Sharpen details somewhere between 15% and 20%.
4. Click OK (follow this up with the Smart Sharpen filter for better results
***NOTE***
Some digital cameras produce what's called 'Blue channel noise,' because that's the channel where most of the noise winds up. To reduce that, click on the Advanced option which lets you reduce noise in individual channels. Click on the Per Channel tab and then from the Channel pop-up menu, choose Blue. Then, use the Strength slider to reduce noise in just the blue channel
2006-06-08 01:51:12
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answered by Ipshwitz 5
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I have had some very good results with Noise Ninja. There is a lot of control available with the program. I use it for my night sports photography demands. Most of the time the fields are poorly illuminated and I have to crank up the ISO to get a high enough shutter speed to stop the action. I have also heard that the higher end Canon cameras seem to deal with noise better than Nikon. It has something to do with the sensor. I'm an old Nikon man and have found less noise with Canon to be true.
You might also try this.....
If you have photoshop....
Open the image
Go to Image, select Mode
Select Lab Color
Go to Window, select Channels (This should show Lab, Lightness, a, b)
Select the "b" channel (your photo should turn to B&W and display a lot of the grain.)
Select Filter, Noise, Dust & Scratches
Make sure the window above the sliders named Radius and Threshold is showing the image at 100%
Be gentle with the radius...a little goes a long way 1 or 2 maybe 3. The grain should blend into the more solide areas of the image, generally the shadows.
I then select the "a" channel. I select filter, Noise, Dust & Scratches. This shouldn't require as much radius perhaps half of the number used on the "b" channel.
You should adjust the radius until you notice the grain "disolve" .
Click on the Lab window to see the photo again in color. If it is satisfactory, go back to Image, Mode...RGB to return to a standard output format.
There are many ways to reduce noise.....I'm sure there are faster and more controlable methods but it does work and you can create an action and a droplet to do the work in a hurry.
Hope this helps
2006-06-10 12:33:16
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answered by John S 3
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If you can, opt to use a flash and lower your ISO. if you have to shoot available light in low light situations, you're almost inevitably going to get some noise. Make sure your F Stop is down to about 2.8, slow your shutter speed, but not too much.
If you have Photoshop, you can use the despeckle tool under filters to help elliminate some of the noise.
2006-06-08 20:20:17
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answered by Anonymous
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You can use the digital camera's noise discount position, which might be the simplest factor you would do at this factor. But in-digital camera noise discount has a tendency to smudge out element and sharpness, in particular at bigger ISO settings. It can nonetheless, differ the extent of noise discount it applies. Consult your digital camera's proprietor's handbook for a distinctive description of how one can set this position to your digital camera. You would additionally shoot in RAW layout, with a purpose to deliver you the further improvement of lowering the noise publish-seize, utilising the conversion application that got here along with your digital camera. Or, you would use a standalone picture enhancing software like photoshop, or gimp, that have noise discount filters that paintings lovely well. A plug-in for photoshop referred to as noise ninja is customarily the first-class publish-seize noise discount software round, however is not unfastened. One factor you'll be able to do this might no longer require high-priced application, or vast advantage of how one can use them might be to make use of a lens with a quicker highest aperture, f/two.eight or quicker. Every give up you acquire in highest aperture, is a give up cut back ISO you have got to use with a view to get the shot. If your max. aperture is f/five.6, a lens with a highest aperture of f/two reduces the ISO by means of three stops. So if you happen to required ISO 1600 to make the shot at f/five.6, you might simplest require ISO 2 hundred, as an instance. Faster glass mitigates your want for a bigger ISO, which finally, will produce pics with much less noise.
2016-09-08 22:06:26
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answered by ? 4
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Go download the free version of Neat Image. It is very easy to use and you will LOVE the results! Just search for Neat Image in yahoo or google.
Good luck! :D
2006-06-08 02:59:55
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answered by firstlightdesigns 2
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